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viggity
4y ago
Ford (or any finance company) will presumably offer cheaper financing if they know that their repo costs are lowered by this functionality.
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Leaked dedicated capacity offering from OpenAI
(twitter.com)
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4y ago
You've discovered a (large) group of people who have torn down Chesterton's Fence without fully appreciating why it was there to begin with. Same with people who "smash the (patriarchy|capitalism)", they end up extremely
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viggity
4y ago
BMW has a performance driving class and they teach the same thing - set them far away from your own car. It is a little disorienting at first because you kind of don't have a point of reference like you would normally, but it is totall
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4y ago
AHK allows me to program my own eclectic mashup of emacs and vim and put it in every single app on my windows machine including VS, VS Code, Chrome, Word, outlook, everything! My brain is broken without it, it is a godsend. For the curious,
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4y ago
devs "hate" excel because you have to reference by col/row (C10 = tax rate, etc). But few devs know that you can name cells (and ranges and tables). Just to the left of the formula bar you'll see a textbox with the defau
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viggity
4y ago
fwiw, most people know "clay fridge" by the name "zeer pot". pretty easy to DIY.
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viggity
4y ago
so, if I'm already paying for midjourney does this come along for the ride?
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4y ago
This happens far too often. And because stripe handles the PCI compliance, you can't even take your customer's CC info to another merchant account. This is why people need to be using a PCI tokenizer like BasisTheory. Then you own
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viggity
4y ago
I'm no beto fan, but props to him. Lets see if the other $40 million in donations to a particular party/cause get returned as well.
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4y ago
regional grocery store chain did a huge IT layoff, it was terribly orchestrated. I knew a bunch of people there. They all left. IIRC their web store went from 50-ish devs to a single intern (this was 9 months ago-ish). Somehow it is still o
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4y ago
If I'm thinking about pricing, I'm likely also highly interested in a nice UI/Design for my page. IMHO Your https://priceops.org/ needs some major design TLC. Personally, when I see a gray background, or a es
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4y ago
because they'd actually have to file criminal charges to do that.
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4y ago
I like dumping some money into companies that are taking a beating, because most of the time I think the market is overreacting. But then I asked myself - what is more likely to 3x/5x/10x in the next 10 years. Meta or ETH? I feel
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4y ago
There is a CVD diamond detector available called Yehuda. It makes some sort of distinction based on the phosphorescence. https://www.riogrande.com/knowledge-hub/videos/how-does-the-...
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4y ago
The thing about the Drake equation is that it sounds like science, but we do not know the numbers that go into it. We have reasonable guesses for star and planet counts but the rest of the variables are a complete guess. And all it takes is
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4y ago
add a "g" after the last slash to make it a global search. (I didn't make the game, I'm figuring shit out too. All the same, I'm a regex ninja and the time allotted is far too low.
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4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZDXvgUxAgQ Friedman: tell me is there some society you know that doesn't run on greed? You think Russia doesn't run on greed? You think China doesn't run on greed? What is gre
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4y ago
I drive a Chevy Suburban (6 kids), its a huge car and can be hard to see my surroundings. When I'm backing out of a parking spot, it will vibrate the left or right side of my seat if a car is coming from the appropriate direction. It&#
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4y ago
Sometimes the ease of use is just too good to pass on, but you can make it easier for yourself to switch providers later by using a tokenizer so that you own the CC numbers without needing to bend over backwards to be PCI compliant. Makes i
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4y ago
same with the small tsu which makes you kinda pause/emphasize the following consonant. Ex. あさり = asari = ah - sa - ri あっさり = assari = ah <tiny pause, hard s> sa - ri not to be confused with あつさり which is atsusari (which is a made
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4y ago
It's not "I suffered". It is "I sacrificed"
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4y ago
This case is so egregious, in a just world there would be a criminal case too. 2 members of the bakery family have died as Oberlin has dragged this out.
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4y ago
if you watch the video, tesla puts the magnets in the air gaps. (around 6m 40s)
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4y ago
I can't imagine most people are going to put up with their cellphones not working in exchange for the privacy
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Is it time to ditch Svelte, React, and Vue?
(codepilotsf.medium.com)
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viggity
4y ago
the technical term you're looking for is "pumped storage hydropower"
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4y ago
this whole story makes me so mad I can barely see straight.
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apparently it wasn't stripe, it was WePay. FWIW If you want to be able to quickly switch payment providers without stripe (or any provider) holding your customer's payment info hostage, you should consider using a PCI tokenization
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4y ago
didn't stripe (maybe it was a competitor, idk) go to a Paypal conference and took like 2000lb blocks of ice with dollar bills frozen in them and drop them off in front of the convention center? And then posted signs everywhere to the e
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